Sentence examples for assessed not just from inspiring English sources

In Management 360, a high-level executive's performance is assessed not just by his boss, but by the people all around him (as in 360 degrees): colleagues, subordinates, supervisors.

Much of the search for new axioms in set theory is today based on so-called "extrinsic justifications", where candidate axioms are assessed not just for their intrinsic plausibility but also for their capacity to explain and systematize more basic mathematical facts.

Ideally, the dose needs to be assessed not just as external field intensity but also as cumulative exposure, as well as SAR, for specific anatomical sites.

Given the uncertainty about the relevant interaction mechanism, the dose needs to be assessed not just as external field intensity but also as SAR for specific anatomical sites.

Having assessed not just the effectiveness but also the relevance of the detected interventions, recommendations can now be made about the use of specific strategies to improve systematic review uptake.

Really, I'd just say to be wary about snap judgments, and keep in mind that voters are assessing not just the president but also the Congress.

It is one of the first major efforts to assess not just where climate change will be most felt geographically, but what populations would bear the brunt of its impacts.

Bogdan Dobraszczyk, another senior scientist, explains they use the machine, a "stable microsystems texture analyser", to assess not just hardness and softness, but the vital crispiness of biscuits: "It measures texture, hardness, crispness, key attributes especially for snack products like biscuits.

"If David Cameron means what he says and justice has to follow truth, then they have a responsibility today to assess not just the question of unlawful killing but the cover-up and the perversion of the course of justice," said Michael Mansfield QC, who is acting on behalf of the Hillsborough Family Support Group (HFSG).

"People are trying to assess not just who's the most electable conservative, vis-à-vis Mitt Romney, but who's the most electable, period," Mr. Santorum said Saturday, adding that he was "not going to call on anybody to drop out of the race".

Reviewing ads means assessing not just the content of an ad, but the context in which it was bought and the intended audience — so we're changing our ads review system to pay more attention to these signals.